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(Scene 6 )Ck's room

Ck's mother holding an outfit of wedding for her & mother noticed that Ck's upset her mother says your upset now because you don't know how blissfull marriage can be her mother tries to Convinced her for wearing the outfit and her mother also warned ck and umang for not doing magic..umang tries to cheer up ck and made her smile and tell her to check her outfit after seing the outfit umang says my best friend is getting married and wearing this poor dress umang tried to make outfit beautiful but umang clothes started flying ck smiles at the way he looks veer is saying all this from window. Umang does the magic on Ck's dress but he made her Dress burnt and says sorry and this is intentionlly ck now says she can't wear this

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